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01.10.2025 21:02
mobileatom (@mobileatom@flipboard.com)

Saga pattern with PHP: Masterful Coordination of Distributed Transactions in Microservices. #PHP

https://dev.to/igornosatov_15/saga-pattern-with-php-masterful-coordination-of-distributed-transactions-in-microservices-1phi?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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01.10.2025 19:41
Xenograg (@Xenograg@dice.camp)

@mandrasch is not a good moment to announce a switch to Laravel.

#php #laravel #ruby

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01.10.2025 19:39
creativenull (@creativenull@mastodon.online)

The new Laravel Forge looking nice! The only problem is it's not mobile friendly yet 🤔

Regardless congrats to the team!

#laravel #forge #php

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01.10.2025 19:14
objects (@objects@fedi.feministwiki.org)
Anyone here familiar with #linux #kernel memory accounting and #systemd memory use reports?

Is there an explanation for why the "Tasks state" table here (reporting memory use in terms of page count aka 4kB units) appears to imply that #PHP (php8.4-fpm) was using the most memory?

https://paste.debian.net/1398917/

The systemd log line at the end states that #Nginx peaked with 49.8G RAM and 25.9G swap use, and I believe that is (sort of) the truth. (I suspect that a third-party module of Nginx is causing extreme memory fragmentation or the like. Not sure if an outright leak.)

The PHP-FPM service is still running without issues days after the events seen in this log snippet (which culminated in Nginx dying) and systemd reports that the all-time peak mem use of this service has been 13.9G RAM and 3.9G swap.

Something is way out of line between the reporting of the kernel and the reporting of systemd. I believe systemd gets its data from the kernel's cgroups2 system, so perhaps the inconsistency in reporting is within the kernel itself.

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01.10.2025 18:57
dabiddo (@dabiddo@mstdn.io)

Cool blog with interesting articles
#laravel #php

Lara Blogs | Vivek Mistry

https://vivekmistry.com/lara-blogs

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01.10.2025 18:54
mandrasch (@mandrasch@social.tchncs.de)

I recently checked out https://github.com/samuelreichor/craft-nuxt-starter by Samuel Reichör again.

It's a clever combination of #Nuxt and #CraftCMS https://github.com/samuelreichor/craft-nuxt-starter via his new Query API plugin https://plugins.craftcms.com/query-api .

It's an interesting, robust and minimal stack for people who love Nuxt/etc. and don't want to code in twig (or via graphql), but still want to get the benefits of the awesome and sophisticated content management system Craft CMS. 🚀 #php #nuxtjs

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01.10.2025 18:50
mandrasch (@mandrasch@social.tchncs.de)

Big news: Craft’s Going Laravel

https://craftcms.com/blog/laravel
#craftcms #cms #php #laravel #webdev